The MTER (Mindfulness Training for Emotional Resilience ) program was originally developed for the purpose of providing accessible mindfulness-based mental health training for front-line clinicians working in community agencies with marginalized populations.Bell Let’s Talk provided the original…
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Sept 2nd webinar on Lived Experience of Cannabis and Psychosis
Cannabis & Psychosis is hosting a interactive Facebook live on September 2nd at 7- 8pm EDT on Lived Experience of Cannabis and Psychosis.
Mental Health & Addictions North COVID-19 Innovations: Rural Education and Mental Health Collective - District of Thunder Bay
The start of the pandemic in the North has been described by some as “everything going silent”. Small communities scattered across a large geographical area suddenly disconnected. In the rural region of the Thunder Bay District, both educators and mental health…
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD)
August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD)
A global event held each year that aims to raise awareness of overdose, learn about signs and symptoms, and reduce the stigma of a drug-related death.
Survey from Lung Health Foundation - what cannabis education resources do you need?
The Lung Health Foundation (Ontario Lung Association) is developing new cannabis education resources for healthcare providers and young adults (18-25). They would like to gather your feedback on the format and content of these new resources to ensure they create them in a way that…
Mental Illness Caregiver’s Association (MICA) bridge art, music, care, creativity to building community
Back to School Tip Sheets for Post-Secondary Students from BounceBack Ontario
Back to School Tip Sheets for Post-Secondary students from BounceBack Ontario
BounceBack is here for you and your students as the new school year approaches. As you are aware, mental health has been a top concern for Ontarians during Covid-19 and the stress of returning back to…
Increase in youth accidental consumption of cannabis edibles
A new article by CTV news reports on a Canadian study that showed an increase in the number of children who accidentally consumed cannabis edibles to a total of 51 reports in 2019. The number of children hospitalized due to severe reactions to cannabis has actually doubled since 2018. You…
Research Snapshot: Impact of isolation and loneliness on mental health of children and adolescents in the COVID-19 context
Governments around the world have put in place numerous measures to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Research in adults has shown that social isolation has negative mental health effects but there is limited research on its effect on children.
Children 12 and under are accidentally consuming edibles
The Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program has just released its 2019 results. On pp. 30-31 of the report, you will find the details related to serious and life-threatening impacts of cannabis on the Canadian paediatric population over this time period.
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